Kai Ponte wrote:

On Sunday 16 November 2008 06:40:13 am Per Osbäck wrote:

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With Firefox, you supposedly set the mail-to handler. thanks, I am aware of this, but I don't think this should be needed since you do choose your prefered e-mail client in gnome-default-application-properties and in KDEs system settings..it should respect that or that setting seem kinda useless.

Oh, I throughly agree!!

This is 2008 and there should be a setting - either in YaST or KDE/GNOME Setup - to activate this.

I'm honestly suprised I wasn't told to go to the command line and type something like:

sudo setfirefx -mc kmailhandler -x yes --autocheck no | grep y r4ti -x nohandler --setmailto

...which, of course, I'm supposed to know from memory. :P

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